After selecting cornerback Nate Wiggins with their first-round pick, the Baltimore Ravens attacked the offensive line and took Roger Rosengarten with the 62nd-overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Baltimore Ravens have signed four draft picks, per the NFL transaction wire. First-round CB Nate Wiggins and second-round OT Roger Rosengarten inked their deals, along with fourth-round CB T.J.
The Baltimore Ravens saw a potential long-term mainstay on the offensive line when they selected Washington's Roger Rosengarten in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
The Bengals selected 2024 first-round OT Amarius Mims on Thursday and he received criticism from former Alabama HC Nick Saban about his consistency at the collegiate level.
Day 2 of the draft saw the Ravens again stand pat and make both of their selections in the second and third rounds. At No. 62 overall, they drafted offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten out of Washington.
A look into the reasoning behind the Ravens’ pick of Roger Rosengarten at No. 62. The Baltimore Ravens are committed to rebuilding their starting offensive line and entering the 2024 NFL Draft, tackle was their biggest need by a wide margin.
Value selections all-around The Ravens net an experienced blindside protector in Rosengarten. In high school he played left tackle and in college he played right tackle, protecting the blindside of left-handed quarterback Michael Penix Jr.
UW Huskies offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten was selected by the Baltimore Ravens with the No. 62 overall pick in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft on Friday.
The Baltimore Ravens draft with the No. 62 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. With the No. 62 pick in Round 2of the 2024 NFL Draft the Baltimore Ravens selected Roger Rosengarten, offensive tackle, Washington.
The Baltimore Ravens selected Roger Rosengarten with the No. 62 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Per Spotrac, the former Washington offensive tackle is expected to earn a four-year contract worth $6.42 million or $1.6 million annually.
The Baltimore Ravens have selected former Washington offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft with the No. 62 overall pick.
Surprises always pop up during the NFL Draft's first round and this year's event figures to be no different.
Position: Offensive Tackle School: Washington Height: 6’5″ Weight: 308 lbs Age: 21 years old Arm: 33 1/2″ Hand: 9 5/8″ 40 yard Dash: 4.92 seconds The University of Washington was the winner of the Pac-12 championship, shocking the West Coast.
We are officially less than a week away from the 2024 NFL Draft, so it's time to dig further into the class. Rather than just focus on the first round, let's look at several players who could sneak into the top 100 despite being projected as Day 3 picks.
The Denver Broncos brought in Washington offensive lineman Roger Rosengarten for a pre-draft visit last week, according to KUSA-TV’s Mike Klis. Rosengarten (6-5, 308 pounds) was born and raised in Highlands Ranch and played high school football for Valor Christian.
Hogs Haven takes a look at 2024 NFL Draft prospects that could contribute to the Commanders Roger Rosengarten, OT School: Washington | Conference: PAC
Nothing spells draft season better than a new mock draft from legendary draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. With a little over two weeks to go until the Chicago Bears open the draft with the No.
Several NFL Draft scouts have stated there are 32 first-round picks in every draft, but most years there aren’t 32 players worthy of a first-round grade.
The 2024 NFL Draft is getting close, making it an excellent time to highlight some of the class' best players with scouting reports. Each report will include strengths, weaknesses and background information. Here's our report on Roger Rosengarten.
Since the end of the 2023 college football season, Washington offensive tackle Roger Rosengarten has been doing himself plenty of favors as he tries to climb draft boards around the league. Impressive showings at the Senior Bowl and NFL combine should be forcing teams to take a closer look. With that in mind, we’ll do the same here.
Roger Rosengarten was always so respectful of others, pleasant to speak with, totally engaging, until he got in a stance and listened for the snap count.
Roger Rosengarten came to the University of Washington to play in the college football spotlight, on New Year's Day, in the playoffs. A Colorado native, the 6-foot-6, 300-pound offensive tackle welcomed the recruiting advances of Chris Petersen's Husky coaching staff, which had done all of the above.
Roger Rosengarten is so naturally talented, the big University of Washington tackle could play for just about anyone across the college football landscape. While ever so diplomatic on this subject, the Colorado native says he much prefers Kalen DeBoer's coaching staff currently in place in Montlake and its almost maniacal attention to detail.
Changes are coming to the Washington Huskies offensive line in 2023, as UW has to replace three players headed to the NFL.
When Roger Rosengarten arrived on campus, he already had quite a reputation among Husky fans. The four-star recruit from Valor Christian High School in Colorado showed up as a 6'5, 260-pound offensive lineman with arguably the most unique recruiting tape of the 21st century.
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